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Republican Todd Hunter drew praise for skillfully managing controversial bills and for forming alliances among adversaries.

The first lighted football field in Texas, and one of the first in the entire nation, was installed at El Paso High School in 1928-1929.

A car was spotted dangling from a parking garage in Downtown El Paso on Thursday night.

A man was sentenced to 70 years in prison after being convicted in the 2019 strangulation death of his girlfriend during an argument over infidelity.

Affirmative action ruling: The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions.

In response to the mass shootings in Texas, one school board in El Paso is adding armed officers to campuses. Find out more.

The Supreme Court issued a ruling Thursday prohibiting the use of race in college admissions. Here's how it will affect universities in Austin.

A new Texas law meant to reduce a 'patchwork' of local rules is drawing attention for its potential impact on worker water breaks amid a heat wave.

The 2024 National Defense Authorization Act includes $100 million for Fort Bliss and bolsters mental health treatment, tackles sexual harassment.

State Rep. Joe Moody, D-El Paso, said he believes he can do the "most good" in the Texas House of Representatives rather than another leadership role.